Tax Policy
Understanding how we calculate and collect taxes on your purchases
Tax Policy Overview
This storefront follows a B2B cross-border model: Tax = 0 at checkout. We do not collect VAT, sales tax, or import duties on the website.
International orders are shipped under DAP (Delivered At Place). Import duties, import VAT/GST, and customs clearance fees are determined by the destination country and paid by the buyer during customs clearance.
Checkout Display
Subtotal: $100
Shipping: $20
Tax: $0
Total: $120
Import duties and taxes are not included in product prices and are the responsibility of the buyer.
International Shipping Mode (DAP)
- Buyer places an order.
- Seller ships goods internationally.
- Customs in destination country assesses duties and taxes.
- Carrier notifies buyer for payment.
- Buyer pays and customs clears the shipment.
Commercial Invoice Requirements
Every international shipment includes a Commercial Invoice for customs declaration:
- Product name
- HS code
- Declared product value
- Country of origin
- Quantity
B2B Operating Recommendations
- Target business buyers such as importers, distributors, and wholesalers.
- Display prices as tax not included / excluding duties and taxes.
- Recommend larger B2B orders (for example, over $150) for more stable customs handling.
Important: Destination-country import rules and tax rates can change. Buyers should consult local customs authorities or licensed brokers for final payable amounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is website tax always $0?
This store does not collect VAT, sales tax, or import duties at checkout.
Who pays import duties and taxes?
Under DAP, the buyer pays destination-country import duties/taxes during customs clearance.
Are duties and taxes included in product prices?
No. Product prices and shipping charges do not include import duties or destination taxes.
What document is used for customs?
A Commercial Invoice is provided with product and declaration details for customs processing.
Do you provide local tax filing support?
No. Importers are responsible for their own local tax compliance and declarations.
Still Have Questions?
If you need B2B shipping documents or customs declaration details before placing an order, contact our support team.